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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1973
Page
1
Rep. Harold Froehlich of Wisconsin says a new shortage of toilet tissue could arise if price controls on domestic pulp are not lifted and pulp exports are not limited. He warns rationing may become necessary and other vital paper products could be affected.
London officials say a reported death threat against Secretary Henry Kissinger triggered Britain's busiest security operation at Heathrow for his arrival. Security sources cite a threat from across the Atlantic with few details available.
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller announced his resignation effective December 18 to serve as chairman of two national commissions. He said the move was not aimed at pursuing the Republican presidential nomination, though he left open a possible later run.
Weather reports show considerable cloudiness and cold with possible snow flurries today and overnight. Highs near 28 with a low around 13 in Norwalk. Marriage license applicants include John Thornsberry and Lucy J. Baugh. Births report a girl and a boy to local families. Death listed for Frank Crum aged 79.
Congress moves toward final passage of a broad energy bill to restore Daylight Saving Time year round by January 6 and to raise auto fuel efficiency. The Senate approved the energy conservation measure 75 to 15, setting a goal of 20 mpg by 1984 and minimum mileage standards for 1978 model cars.
Harold Boyer 72 sells Norwalk Seat Cover Co to 19-year-old Al Lesch after 37 years in business. The sale in Norwalk follows Lesch’s connection to Lesch Canvas Co. and his plans to keep operations stable while Boyer plans fishing and travel with his wife Kathryn. A separate Milan news notes strike negotiations at Rotary Printing Co. resume at noon with AIW Local 343 and F
Houston Astros outfielder Cesar Cedeno turned himself in to Dominican police after a motel shooting left Altagracia de la Cruz dead at the Keko Motel in Santo Domingo. Cedeno, 22, fled in his car and was being questioned by authorities with possible court appearance planned. He had been inactive in the Dominican winter league due to a leg injury and had recently reported a jewelry theft worth $5,000 at the same motel.
Twenty households on Indian Terrace lost water after a street line broke in front of 6 Indian Terrace. Water bubbled from the leak while Walter Wise supervised repairs. police called in as crews fixed the line from 11:30 p.m. to 1 a.m.
A Columbus service station manager predicts motor oil prices will rise and stock will tighten amid a broader energy shortage. Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association’s James Krumme notes allocations are already starting and other petroleum products may face shortages as crude demand grows.
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